4 Mystery Addicts (4MA)
Every month there is a formal discussion of two books selected by the group, plus an ongoing series, as well as daily discussions of what we are reading and what's happening in Mystery Land.
DorothyL Official Web Site
DorothyL is one of the largest discussion lists for the lovers of the mystery genre on the Internet. DorothyL is available via email as either a daily digest (all messages sent as one large message) or as individual messages.
Murder & Mayham Book Club
Online Reading Club that caters to the Mystery/Thriller/Horror Book Genres.
MurderMustAdvertise
For every author who wonders about the best way to promote a new mystery book. This is the place to trade ideas and practical tips for touring, direct mail, advertising, and online promotion. Traffic currently averages 15-20 messages/day.
Cadfael Chronicles
Ellis Peters' sleuthing eleventh-century monk, Brother Cadfael, is the feature of this web site.
Dorothy L. Sayers Society
In honor of the author of the Lord Peter Wimsey books, the Dorothy L. Sayers Society in England recognizes the works of the English writer Dorothy Leigh Sayers (1893-1957). Describes the society and provides membership information, as well as a brief biography of Sayers and links to other Sayers-related Web sites.
Ellery Queen
Ellery Queen is the American detective story. This site is dedicated to his career.
Hercule Poirot & Miss Marple
Online home of the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. Find background information about her books, film and television adaptations. The site also includes a short biography, anecdotes and essays about the detectives. There is a calendar with Agatha Christie events taking place around the world, an e-mail discussion message board, and sign up for the e-mail newsletter.
Ian Fleming Centre
The official website of Ian Fleming Publications Limited; Ian Fleming is best known as the creator of the world's best known secret agent, James Bond.
Merely a Genius ...
A fan site devoted to the orchid-loving detective, Nero Wolfe. Contains an annotated directory of the books and stories by Rex Stout.
Sherlock Holmes
A listing of historical, fictional and canonical characters appearing, or mentioned in published Sherlock Holmes pastiches, parodies and other Sherlockian writings.
Sherlockian.net
A definitive Sherlock Holmes web site, providing information on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, radio, film, stage, and television adaptations, plus links to e-texts of the stories.
Online Magazines
Demolition Magazine
Edited by Bryon Quertermous and David White, Demolition Magazine is one of the best of the new wave of web-only magazines dedicated to publishing short crime fiction. With stories by such talented writers as Victor Gischler, Mike Maclean, Patricia Abbott and more, Demolition has quickly distinguished itself as a fresh new voice in crime fiction, and a publication worth noticing.
Deadly Pleasures
Deadly Pleasures is a fan-oriented mystery magazine. It celebrates all that is good about the mystery genre.
The Drood Review of Mystery
Twenty years ago, The Drood Review was launched with a goal to give readers fair and reliable reviews of current mysteries, along with comprehensive guides to new titles and thoughtful commentary on the genre.
Mystery News
The web site for Mystery News, an up-to-date, and entertaining guide to the latest mystery books, writers, and events.
Mystery Scene
Thriller, romantic suspense, P.I., cozy, noir -- Mystery Scene's lively, expert coverage spans every aspect of crime fiction.
Online Magazines:
Over My Dead Body
Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine
Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
Movies:
Sherlock Holmes Movie Trailer
Websites:
www.thrillingdetective.com
Sherlock Holmes Museum
Nero Wolf Society
FBI Adventures
Reddit.com - A really cool news aggregate site
Newser.com - More news, less fluff
Mystery Writing:
How to Guide
Parody:
Songs of the Detective Shows from Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Every month there is a formal discussion of two books selected by the group, plus an ongoing series, as well as daily discussions of what we are reading and what's happening in Mystery Land.
DorothyL is one of the largest discussion lists for the lovers of the mystery genre on the Internet. DorothyL is available via email as either a daily digest (all messages sent as one large message) or as individual messages.
Online Reading Club that caters to the Mystery/Thriller/Horror Book Genres.
For every author who wonders about the best way to promote a new mystery book. This is the place to trade ideas and practical tips for touring, direct mail, advertising, and online promotion. Traffic currently averages 15-20 messages/day.
Newsgroup devoted to mysteries.
Ellis Peters' sleuthing eleventh-century monk, Brother Cadfael, is the feature of this web site.
In honor of the author of the Lord Peter Wimsey books, the Dorothy L. Sayers Society in England recognizes the works of the English writer Dorothy Leigh Sayers (1893-1957). Describes the society and provides membership information, as well as a brief biography of Sayers and links to other Sayers-related Web sites.
Ellery Queen is the American detective story. This site is dedicated to his career.
Online home of the Queen of Crime, Agatha Christie. Find background information about her books, film and television adaptations. The site also includes a short biography, anecdotes and essays about the detectives. There is a calendar with Agatha Christie events taking place around the world, an e-mail discussion message board, and sign up for the e-mail newsletter.
The official website of Ian Fleming Publications Limited; Ian Fleming is best known as the creator of the world's best known secret agent, James Bond.
A fan site devoted to the orchid-loving detective, Nero Wolfe. Contains an annotated directory of the books and stories by Rex Stout.
A listing of historical, fictional and canonical characters appearing, or mentioned in published Sherlock Holmes pastiches, parodies and other Sherlockian writings.
A definitive Sherlock Holmes web site, providing information on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, radio, film, stage, and television adaptations, plus links to e-texts of the stories.
Edited by Bryon Quertermous and David White, Demolition Magazine is one of the best of the new wave of web-only magazines dedicated to publishing short crime fiction. With stories by such talented writers as Victor Gischler, Mike Maclean, Patricia Abbott and more, Demolition has quickly distinguished itself as a fresh new voice in crime fiction, and a publication worth noticing.
Deadly Pleasures is a fan-oriented mystery magazine. It celebrates all that is good about the mystery genre.
Twenty years ago, The Drood Review was launched with a goal to give readers fair and reliable reviews of current mysteries, along with comprehensive guides to new titles and thoughtful commentary on the genre.
The web site for Mystery News, an up-to-date, and entertaining guide to the latest mystery books, writers, and events.
Thriller, romantic suspense, P.I., cozy, noir -- Mystery Scene's lively, expert coverage spans every aspect of crime fiction.
Reviews, interviews, author